Projects tagged ‘export’ and ‘java’

Compare the difference of two SVN revision or two SVN folder,and export different files to local directory.

CrossKnight Anima!DescriptionPortable PIM (personal information manager) written in Java. Eases your contacts information management. Some of its features are: Simple, intuitive and powerful design. ... [More] Many fields, supporting Unicode. Contact photo. Keep track of your contacts history ("where do I know this guy from?"). Groups and mailing lists management. Export contacts to vCard, PDF, LDIF, CSV, using filters. Have your contacts available in Mozilla Thunderbird or GMail. Import contacts from vCard. Use it anywhere. Just copy the folder with the application to your USB drive. Languages supported: English, Spanish. RequirementsJava runtime environment (or SDK) 1.6.0 or later. InstallationUnzip and run! [Less]

Contacts manager with rich import/export capabilities based on relational DB. This contacts manager store data in relational DB. Means it is possible to add one organization description and use this ... [More] description for all organization members. It is possible to add one address for several persons, e.t.c. This contacts manager must have rich import/export capabilities - to allow using the same database for all your conacts (gmail, ICQ, IM, pocket PC, e.t.c.) [Less]

Manages photos into albums and offers the posibility to export the albums as HTML pages, based on templates. Developed in Java.

JTextFileParser is a java package built for simplifing delimited text files parsing. It gives you a quick way for parsing a delimited text file, managing rows and row’s fields. To use this package ... [More] you need JDK 1.3 or greater. Latest release1.3.1 is the latest version. Download it or check what's changed. How to install and useInstallation is quite straigthforward: just download the zip archive, expand it and put the jar into your classpath. Now you can instantiate a TextFile object and start working. TextFile file = new TextFile("fileName","filePath","separator");What you can doWhen you instantiate a TextFile object, the text file is parsed so you can easily access every row and every field. Check the Examples page. After creating a TextFile object you can export data to a new text file or an html file: you can choose to export the whole file or just a subset of rows or a subset of fields. Comments and requestsPlease leave comments and requests on the project home page DisclaimerPlease remember: "This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details." [Less]

BeanFiles is a java library for importing and exporting javabeans to/from various file formats. Right now, it only supports importing from csv using opencsv and xls using POI. Check out the ... [More] examples. Beanfiles aims to facilitate type conversion and multiple input/output formats while reusing some of the underlying translation components. The library currently supports importing only, but has some useful features. It supports the following: No configuration (if column headers match bean property names) Property Mapping (if column headers do not match bean property names) Nested property resolutions (bean.childBean.property.whatever) Simple wildcard mappings (image* will build a list of strings where column header is imageXyz) Easily add custom translators (for instance a column is an id, and the bean property is a lookup) A nice use-case is creating beans with the beanfiles library, then using Hibernate to store objects to a relational model. There's a Google group for discussing this project: http://groups.google.com/group/beanfiles Example UsageConsider the following csv file: property1,property2,property3,property4,property5 line1_prop1,line1_prop2,line1_prop3,1,FALSE line2_prop1,line2_prop2,line2_prop3,2,TRUEIn order to map this data to the following Java Bean: public class SimpleBean { private String property1; private String property2; private String property3; private int property4; private boolean property5; public SimpleBean() {} public String getProperty1() { return property1; } public void setProperty1(String property1) { this.property1 = property1; } ... } Here's the Beanfiles code: InputStream input = getInputStream("files/csv/simple_properties.csv"); ReaderIterator iterator = new CSVReaderIterator(SimpleBean.class, input); input.close(); SimpleBean bean1 = iterator.next(); SimpleBean bean2 = iterator.next(); [Less]

Java application that reads an iTunes .xml-Export and transforms the information into other formats. Done: * maven build * parsing of the itunes .xml file (sax parser) * export into Derby/java-db * ... [More] simple statistics Todo: * gui * export into Oracle-db * statistics/reports -- Requirements: J2SDK 5.0, maven2 [Less]